Description
deciduous hidden cone gingers
The 30" tall clump is composed of long green leaves
Trillium rugelii is similar to the northern grown
the lacy cutleaf green foliage emerges as a nice foil
Hosta Paradise Island PP 20798 Helleborus deciduous hidden cone gingersHosta 'Paradise Island' is a mutation of Hosta 'Fire Island' discovered by Holland's Marco Fransen and introduced in 2008. The 1' tall x 3' wide clump is composed of rounded leaves that emerge screaming brilliant gold in spring, surrounded by a narrow green border and adorned by bright purple petioles that jut into the leaf base. Although the central leaf color fades to light green in summer, Hosta 'Paradise Island' is a fantastic selection. The
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